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This blog post was written by ACIS Tour Manager, Giacomo Gambone. The history of chocolate as we know it, the most innocent of all sins,...
Paris is a big city and can be overwhelming to student travelers. Helping your students fall in love with Paris must involve a delicate balance...
Think New Year's Eve and and parties, firework displays and boisterous renditions of Auld Lang Syne might come to mind. Indeed, these customs are common...
We struggle to come up with smart ways to navigate museums, especially if we are without a guide. The Louvre Museum, one of the largest...
If I could spend a decade eating my way through France like Julia Child, I'd hop on the next flight to Paris and never look...
It’s a wonderful world out there, stacked full of places you spend your life hearing about and hoping one day to visit. We all have...
Where to go on a school trip to France? You're a French teacher who would never consider traveling anywhere else. Or maybe you're a Math...
When educational travel groups arrive in London, I find that there is a common misconception about British food; that it’s not very good. Over the...
The history of London is intrinsically linked to the large waterway that runs through its heart: the River Thames. It makes sense then, that a...
I lived in Barcelona for fifteen years and I can still remember the first time I got lost in the labyrinth of streets between the...
Teachers in Their Own Words
Everyone at ACIS is passionate about educational travel and could give you an overflowing list...
Sarah Bichsel